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Do you get all the energy from a piece of fruit you eat? Yes, because all the energy is used for work. No, because some of the energy is dispersed as heat.
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Do you get all the energy from a piece of fruit you eat?

Yes, because all the energy is used for work.
No, because some of the energy is dispersed as heat.

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No, because some of the energy is dispersed as heat.

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